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Photos: Frosty salutes veterans
A snowman was built in front of the Civil War monument in Wilton seen Dec. 2, creating a charming blend of winter fun and historical reverence.
Farmington crosswalks toured following pedestrian fatality
Town officials and five representatives from Maine Department of Transportation conducted the tour Nov. 14.
Farmington to change to Franklin Savings Bank for banking services
Town officials narrowed the selection to Androscoggin Savings Bank and Franklin Savings Bank with selectmen choosing the local bank.
Students explore nature and sustainability with Maine Local Living School
Kingfield Elementary School students participated in an immersive day of place-based learning, guided by the Maine Local Living School, which focuses on practical skills and ecological stewardship, and Arbor Mountain Tree Service, exploring sustainable forestry, acorn ecology, and bridge construction.
Phillips to host festive Winter Wonderland celebration
The Phillips Area Community Center will transform into a Winter Wonderland on Dec. 14, featuring sleigh rides, caroling, crafts, and a light parade to bring holiday cheer to the community.
Farmington board sets cost of living adjustment for some employees
Farmington selectmen also approved an on-premises liquor license for Freedom’s Forage Kitchen & Bar, LLC which plans to open in the former Mary Jane’s Slice of Heaven at 103 Narrow Gauge Square.
Academy Hill School donates record 1,391 items to Wilton Food Pantry
Academy Hill School students, staff, and families surpassed their goal during Kindness Week, donating a record 1,391 items to the Wilton Food Pantry through their annual Food Pass.
SeniorsPlus hosts grocery and food education course in Wilton
SeniorsPlus hosted a pop-up grocery store tour which included information on healthy food options and affordability.
Mexico tech school instructors describe skills students are learning this fall
Career and Technical Education Instructor Jon Longley said that there are currently 10 freshmen students in his CTE introductory class.